Internal Injuries from Motorcycle Accidents
You probably already know that motorcycles offer little protection in a crash. But what you might not realize until it happens to you is just how dangerous the invisible damage can be. Internal injuries from a motorcycle accident can be serious, even life-threatening, and often go undetected at first. Unlike a broken bone or visible…
Read MoreHow to Amend a Police Report After an Accident
The crash itself was sudden, maybe even traumatic. In the aftermath, when the dust settled and the reports were filed, you probably trusted that the official version of events (the police report) would reflect what actually happened. But what if it doesn’t? If you’ve discovered that a police report is wrong or incomplete, you’re not…
Read MoreHow Dangerous Are Escalators & Elevators?
People use escalators and elevators when they shop at the Cherry Hill Mall, visit professional offices, attend entertainment events, obtain medical care, stay in hotels, and for a variety of other reasons. Anyone with the right to be on the premises of businesses and organizations has the right to expect that the escalators and elevators…
Read MoreHow Are Damages for Pain and Suffering Measured in New Jersey?
Injuries from car accidents, slip and fall accidents, medical malpractice, and all other types of accidents affect victims physically and emotionally. Traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, spinal cord damage, burns, and other injuries affect a victim’s ability to work, function, and enjoy life on a daily basis. Some victims live with chronic pain for the…
Read MoreWhat is the NJ Move Over Law?
New Jersey’s move-over law was enacted to protect the people who protect the people who use our roads. The law requires that drivers in New Jersey move to nonadjacent lanes when they see roadside helpers so that their vehicles don’t come too close to first responders who are helping drivers or helping the public. The…
Read MoreWho Is at Fault for a Chain Reaction Accident in New Jersey?
Chain reaction accidents involve multiple collisions. There are often multiple victims, and each victim has the right to bring their own case. The first and last collisions in a chain of accidents normally involve just one collision. The accidents in the middle of the chain normally involve two collisions – the one that is the…
Read MoreMichael Ferrara Celebrates 22 Years with Prestigious International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL)
Ferrara & Gable’s Michael Ferrara Jr. has been a member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL) for 22 years and running. Only 500 U.S. attorneys receive invitations to the IATL, all based on their distinguished careers and contributions to the legal profession. About the International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL) The IATL was…
Read MoreCommon Household Fire Hazards And How to Protect Your Home
House fires are terrifying and devastating events that can cause death, injuries, and extreme financial losses for families. In 2023 alone, 2,890 civilians in the US died in house fires. While we’re all likely aware of some potential risk of fires, many Americans unknowingly have items in their homes that could put them in danger.…
Read MoreFerrara & Gable Partners Honored on the 2025 Super Lawyers List
We’re proud to announce that Michael A. Ferrara, Megan P. Gable, and Joseph W. Gable Jr., partners at Ferrara & Gable, have been selected for the New Jersey 2025 Super Lawyers list. Attorneys can earn a spot on this list by demonstrating exceptional skill, dedication, and leadership in their practice area. About Ferrara & Gable’s…
Read MoreNew Jersey Loss of Consortium Claims
When a person is harmed or injured as a result of negligence, their spouse or partner often suffers damages as well. In those circumstances, you may have the right to pursue damages for “loss of consortium” for the injured spouse. In this situation, you should weigh the pros and cons of filing a loss of…
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